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by Nicola Austin 1 day ago

Thunder Force Review

Thunder Force is the latest superhero flick to hit streaming giant Netflix, marking the fifth project between Melissa McCarthy and regular collaborator/husband Ben Falcone. Starring longtime real-life friends McCarthy and Octavia Spencer, the comedy features an intriguing setup,…

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by Nicola Austin 4 days ago

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Episode 4 “The Whole World Is Watching” Review

We're officially over halfway into Marvel's The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and while "Power Broker" was an enjoyable and action-packed instalment, there's still a lot backstory which has been hinted at, but not yet fully explored. Thankfully…

by Nicola Austin 5 days ago

Sound of Metal Review

Whilst 2020 has been a troubling time for blockbuster films, with many release dates pushed back to 2021, this year has seen a notable rise in smaller, more introspective indie films - and personally, it’s been all the…

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by Robert Ernest April 9, 2021

Invincible Season 1 Episode 5 “That Actually Hurt” Review

This episode packed one hell of a punch ... LITERALLY! And gave us a scene I was really looking forward to seeing. We get reacquainted with Titan who we briefly met in episode one. Voiced by the fantastic…

by Robert Ernest April 7, 2021

Palm Springs Review

At a time in our lives where every single day seems the same and weeks just all roll into one, Palm Springs eerily echoes the mundane state of mind felt by the masses right now. Groundhog Day has practically become…

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by Nicola Austin April 5, 2021

Them Season 1 Review

The latest horror anthology series to hit our small screens comes courtesy of Amazon Prime Video, with the basis of exploring terror in America. In a similar vein to Jordan Peele's films Get Out and Us, along with…

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by Nicola Austin April 3, 2021

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Episode 3 “Power Broker” Review

We're shockingly already at the halfway point of the 6-six part The Falcon and the Winter Soldier series, with the third instalment excitedly ramping up the globe-trotting espionage elements. Featuring a slick prison break sequence, a number of…

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by Robert Ernest April 2, 2021

Invincible Season 1 Episode 4 “Neil Armstrong, Eat Your Heart Out” Review

The pressure on Nolan is building as suspicions rise and fingers continue to point his way for the utter annihilation of the Guardians of the Globe. This episode continues to build Mark’s world, throwing in some great comedic…

by Scott Brown April 2, 2021

Godzilla vs. Kong Review

Battle of the super-heavyweights results in points decision after interference from meddling humans. We're back on Skull Island where Kong is residing in his natural habitat but kept and monitored in a Truman Show-style containment area to keep…

by Nicola Austin March 30, 2021

Chaos Walking Review

Following many years in development limbo, Chaos Walking finally hits streaming services in the UK this week. First announced back in 2011, the film didn't begin production until 2016, in which it was hit by a two-year delay…

by Scott Brown March 29, 2021

Tom and Jerry Review

The classic cat and mouse duo return to our screens more than 80 years after the first Hanna-Barbera produced short film debut. They were the kings of children's cartoons in the 1960's and 1970's, with repeats airing all…

by Nicola Austin March 25, 2021

SXSW 2021: Violation Review

Fresh from the festival circuit, debuting initially at Toronto International Film Festival 2020 and then Sundance and SXSW film festivals in 2021, critically acclaimed revenge thriller Violation is heading to horror streaming service Shudder. Featuring a bold exploration…

by Nicola Austin March 23, 2021

SXSW 2021: The Sparks Brothers Review

Shining a light on the hugely influential art pop duo, Edgar Wright brings his quirky and infectious new musical documentary The Sparks Brothers to this year's virtual South by Southwest film festival. Often known as quite the enigma,…

by Nicola Austin March 22, 2021

Silk Road Review

The rise of cryptocurrency, particularly Bitcoin, is an intriguing and fast-moving phenomenon - even Tesla and SpaceX owner Elon Musk has recently jumped on the bandwagon. While investors now value the decentralised aspect of the currency, which gives…

by Nicola Austin March 21, 2021

SXSW 2021: We Are the Thousand

Being a big Foo Fighters and live music fan, when I saw this listed at South by Southwest festival, I immediately added it to my watchlist. We're currently in the third lockdown here in the UK and it's…